Friday, June 25, 2010. Cut the orange in half. Rub half of the orange on each side for several minutes. Allow the juice to dry elbows. Rinse the juice out of the elbows with warm water. Cut the lime or lemon in half. Rub half of a lime or lemon on each side for several minutes. Allow the juice to dry elbows. Make a paste with equal parts turmeric powder, flour and milk.

Tuesday, June 29, 2010. Monday, June 28, 2010.

Friday, June 25, 2010. Nature, Up Close and Personal. In summer, it can be difficult in the city, could be heaven for the painter Charles Burchfield, the 20th century mystic light of America. Because he spent most of his time in a suburb of Buffalo, which marked the tree aura season midday sun, sky brightness as cool as the song thrush and gardens of a pulse with music from the shackles the moon. By then he was already doing interesting things.

Friday, June 25, 2010. A black bead is on every salvation bracelet. The black bead represents the darkness of sin and how it alienates us from God. When we sin, God must judge us. To be saved, we must repent. The green bead on a salvation bracelet symbolizes faith. Green conjures up images of nature and the growth of trees, plants and grass from small seeds. Jesus commonly referred to the growth of the tiny mustard seed in many of his parables, and Heartlight.